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Hi,

Times in our database are all in UTC. In my application, whenevever I fetch something, the dates returned from the databse are interpreted as being local. That is not what I want and it gives me a whole lot of errors.

Is there a way, short of doing constand date/time offset calculations, to configure JBoss to interpret every date coming from my application as being in UTC format?

I am on Windows XP Pro, I am using SQL Server 2000 and my version of JBoss is 3.2.5.

Thanks,

L
[ February 14, 2006: Message edited by: Laurent Duperval ]
 
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